0. Gigabit to the Home
- Intro: Paul Eberhart/ Credential / Newsreader habit 
- If you went to the Wednesday Keeping Current the other week Frank Roberts gave a talk about managing news habits, I have a pretty bad one which Dr. Griffioen is taking advantage of to get this started. 

1. We Don't Exactly Mean Gigabit
* "What if you had as much reliable bandwidth as you could possibly use?"
- The phrase is in vogue
- To your home, your phone, whatever.

2. Internet Connections 
* Lots of dark fiber (Unused back-haul capacity)
* Incumbent Carriers (The specter of Ma. Bell) not helping much
	- They fear losing their carrier monopoly:
	- http://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2013/10/love-gigabit-seattle-comcast-has-donated-lots-to-the-guy-now-trying-to-slow-it/
	
		"Seattle Mayor Mike McGinn pushed for Gigabit Seattle, a partnership between Gigabit Squared and the University of Washington. Its goal has been to bring 1Gbps connections to the Emerald City, using fiber that was originally planned for a municipal network.
		But now, the Washington Post reports that Comcast has been donating money to McGinn’s rival, state Sen. Ed Murray (D-Seattle). " ... to the tune of $15000
	- Death of TV and Phone as separate things from internet: http://www.nytimes.com/2013/11/01/business/media/time-warner-reports-record-quarterly-loss-of-tv-subscribers.html?src=un&feedurl=http%3A%2F%2Fjson8.nytimes.com%2Fpages%2Fbusiness%2Fmedia%2Findex.jsonp&_r=0
		"Time Warner Cable had shed 306,000 of its 11.7 million TV subscribers in the last quarter"
* Asymmetry: you tend to get about 10:1 down:up with residential BB.
- Take a dig at the recent local change to TWC, which has been generally bad


3. It's Coming
* Map from http://highspeedgeek.com/america-gigabit-internet/ ?
* Desire Exists (quote: http://www.afr.com/p/technology/google_fibre_optic_boss_unravels_RdzwEZdT2tT3WyVjWwZneJ )
	"There’s huge consumer demand out there for fast internet and we believe that faster internet speeds will lead to what we refer to as the next chapter of the internet,"
* Mention Google Fiber, Municipal, Verizon FiOS w/ example locales. 
 - Note technically FiOS: They max out at500/100 Mbit/s 
* Google Fiber in Kansas City, Provo, and Austin


4. We can do interesting things with it 
- Applications for geeks and non-geeks
* Google Fiber's recent ToS change expressly allowing non-commercial servers ( http://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2013/10/google-fiber-now-explicitly-permits-home-servers/ ) 
* List of selected projects by name
* Link to the ignite page


5. Own Cloud?
	- Bruce Schneier "Data Vassals"
	- Maybe note BeOS & etc. shipped with a personal HTTP server in the mid '90s thinking stable bidirectional broadband was coming sooner than it did?
	- Mention Plan9 and the general "Your computing is spread out across all your devices, the one you are in front of is just a terminal" philosophy.  Rob Pike has some great wisdom ( http://rob.pike.usesthis.com/ )about this that exists in stark contradiction to my "Network resources are not local resources" mantra.
6. Education
	- Talked about MOOCs at last week's BoF, what if we could do it better?
	- We've probably all had a TED trance, make it immerseive and participatory
	- Describe the Show-and-tell sessions
	
7. Collaborative Manufacturing
	- Telepresence to scarce/expensive/high-overhead resources
	
8. One of the peering/decentralization Ignite topics. 
	- ARPANet was conceived as decentralized and fault tolerant, now everything is in a datacenter somewhere where land and electricity are cheap. 
		- Endurance International Group's (BlueHost, HostGator, HostMonster, JustHost) Provo outage (http://www.datacenterdynamics.com/focus/archive/2013/08/endurance-international-outage-traced-core-switches)
	- Share with your neighbors! Even if they are across the country.
	- What happens to "intellectual property?" 

9. What about you?
* The point here is to get you thinking about what you would do with it. Talk.
- I want to be able to host my own services (Mail, Network storage, Website, etc.), "The Cloud" is just "On hardware you are renting from someone else."